Oblivion Socks
Description: It is said that any design with a sun rise can be made motivational. It's of course not the case with Nihilists. If you wallow in nihilism and think existence is a pain. Then this could be the right design for you. This can be also suitable if you're an optimistic nihilist. Life is meaninless, even reading Nietzsche is pointless. One reason to exist is that fact that your pets will miss you.
Description: The New Gnisis Cornerclub is a tavern located in the Gray Quarter of Windhelm. There are three levels in the Cornerclub. Ambarys is on the first floor. On the third floor, Malthyr Elenil can be found sleeping in the bed at night, and there is the business ledger on a table on the left side upon walking up the stairs. The cornerclub serves as the social center of the Dunmer within Windhelm. Patrons can buy drinks and swap stories, but there are no rooms to rent. Some Nords from Windhelm seem to think the drinks here are better than at the Candlehearth Hall.
Description: In the age of technology. We continue to reap the benefits of wars, viruses, the elements, and famine.
mountain of skulls. skulls to the throne of skulls. oblivion - development Socks
by Valhalla Forgeworks
$20
Description: This shirt speaks for itself. Let everyone know that you are uninterested, unconcerned, unmoved and untouched by what they have to say. Display your callous indifference with this joke shirt Adorned with a cheeky graphic that says 'Words Cannot Express How Much I Don't Care' sure to leave you as laid-back and untroubled as its sassy message indicates. Do you enjoy satire and sarcasm? This shirt is a perfect gift for someone who remains impassive and cold to others. You couldn’t care less.
Description: Candlehearth Hall is the inn of Windhelm. To the citizens of Windhelm, it is a place of warmth, comfort, and security, where all the troubles of the outside world are drowned away by cold mead. It is the first building seen upon entering Windhelm. The building was originally home to a great warrior named Vundheim from the early Fourth Era. When he died in 4E 38 his son, Deroct, lit a candle above the hearth in his honor. Since that day, the candle has never gone out and as such the inn owes its name to this phenomenon.
